Today we take a look at two Canadian Ross rifles. The MK II M1905 was shorter and lighter, but also more delicate and with an outdated magazine. The MK III M1910 was stronger and faster to load, but heavier and its bolt (with difficulty) could be reassembled incorrectly. Sorry I didn't talk about that 'feature' in the video, but it really has been done to death and there are other very excellent videos out there covering the bolt issue. These are what Canada went to war with at the beginning of WWI, rather than the British SMLE MK III Enfield.

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